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The New rriLc Story

I.cagerly sourht for. read with pleasure oT
disappointment, Is then tossed aside and
forgotten. Eut ladies who read OF Dr.
Pierce > lavorIte Prescription read it
again, for they discover in it something to
prilr messenger ot Jog to those suffering
from functional dcrIngrmmts on any Of
i,.c p@:&lII disorders or wca,uesscs pecl
liar 20 their sc,. IeriodiIai I,aiuJ, inter
nM Inflammation and alteration, really
yield to its wonderful curative and healing
powers. 1t is the only medicine Tor
women, sold by druggists. mdro yo,itiu
grrraH',r from the manufacturers that 1t
Will give satisfaction in every case, or
money will he refunded This guarantee
has been printed on the hottie wrapper,
and faithfully CARRIED cat for many years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

CHAELF~IoN, v. Va. August H.
Henry Doughcrty was shot from ambush,
ON the Big Sand, yesterday. 1t appears
that Dougherty old hi1 l:ttle girI were re-
turning home from a ncighhnr's when he
was shot by IN unknown man, the hall
taking eject in Grc hack part Of his head,
pIralyzing his ldt side. lie accuses the
i.gells, lialls ana hudson, whom he claims
threatened to kill him. lie says they
wanted him to icliver so much counter
!clt money to them at q certain time, and
if he did not comply he would he killed,
and there are stories atloat, such AZ
Doughcrty wlS wid 30 mu,h 30 leave the
country and did rot comply lie will die
of his wound.
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THE INDIAN AR,
! TAX With ..Utc nnu'' GA the situation in
Colorado.

Cun,ro, august IA local paper
.ly-. Lieutenant William Wilson, also
known us cite BIZ, is IN the city, having
come from the scene of the ou'hgcal, with
u month lie ,n,- CnloroW has hui
forty lahtjue bucks iu his baud, hat every
one ct th.w is well mounted AID armed.
Cclorrw himself Is ,i>ry-l.,c years of aye.
but active and hardy. He is intelligent,
speaks English and hps been IA D.u'vyaud
Georgetown. Tn" Old fellow Is wealthy
tar au Indian. and hS property consists of
rors,s IiColorow shouid dmakc a success
m' raid his band would perhaps be- in
creased to loo lighting bucks. II will
hardly he necessary to send troops, for the
reason that there are enough rowhoys and
rangers In the territory to protect them
selves and make it warm ior the ties
Lieutenant Wilson SAWS there Is danger
that tourists and hunting parties will he
caught and cut on Rock Creek, S'cun-
boat Springs and other plrrs .u the ,iciu-
ity arc lJyorttc places with tourists and
hunting parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

CHICNGO, August Il An LhyO.,pa
special from Dubuque, iowa, says: NaIua-
BILE discovers OF non ore have been made
nrar Waukon, hllamakrr county. aud Is
company has been formed M Rockford
ILL.,, with capital uf four million dollars,
To operate the same. The mc"rporators
are: Henry ". Price, Go"igr ). Rlpcr and
John l.. Sine. Large tracts Of valuable
ore are already ioratd with liattrfinr
prospects oi almos; unlimited rrsourcr-.
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DIRECT TO ST. LOUIS.
Tho President VIII Reach There ru 'NeiIot
rruplct'-" Day.

The President Will Reach There nu "Neilod
rrupIct'-" Day.
WAswINGTov, iu"usi Il Colonel La
mont said to-day that it had been definite
ly determined by the President TO 20 direct
20 st. LOUIS without break; that the time
Of departure would be fixed so ~ to bring
him into St Louis on "Nciled Prophets"
Day. and that he would then proceed
straight 10 Chicago, to arrive there on the
jth OF October. Further arrangements had
not been made, hnt il was the intention of
the President to 90 to Minneapolis, and
perhaps 10 the Pacific c0?st. On the return
some Of the Atlantic coast cities would he
included. If this programme is adhered TO
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Columbus
will be- passed by. As To Cincinnati, il
seems quite probable that the President,
after reading the v0luminous history OF the
place in the letter Of invitation, concluded
that he knew enough about the city with
0dt seeing it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

PuTsGURG, PA, August IA Posi-
Conucllsyille, Ia, special says: Charles
M.loney, m em1loye of the Wheeler Coke
works, was assaulted by two coIored men
named Ell. Dicl and CnalCe Barker, who
threatened to Kill him. MaIoncE dreU .,
revolver ana cn,ltica it, seudtng a ball he
low Dicl's heart. killing him almost in
stantly. Barker was shot in the groin, II
is thought fatally. Malnncy led II avoid
heinz lynched 10y c?,aycl hitni- q, tn.
sicima, but Ec was captured by the OH.
Gers and IS How in the UmontOWn Jail.
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P,nrs. August l.. \ dispatch from
xmaihar has been received 1t the Foreign
Olire which says. Henry NJ. Stanley, the
explorer. has been ma~Sacred by natives,
after having been deserted by his escort.
LuNDuN. August l.. Neither the For
cign Onicc nor the Emir Ery Relief Com
mItter has received any news regarding The
alleged massacre oi Henry NJ. Stanley.
The clnriais al the r'orriGn NHicc are sur
p5i~td AT the intelligence IN the dlspnt, Il
received by the French Government, and
sAv ilucns of Slanlcy'S death had been re
,rlv,d ut Lml,har the British AGENT thc:e
lli ni,el TO send il.
49,. +sE.~. August l-.--At the Office OF
the CONGO Free state AsscriAtt0" ia ,u,r
city and Other well informed circles hers
the report that Stanley was murdered Is
iislrr1itrd
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4 I.nnr SlCnlL.

JOLIET Ills, August 1.-THE case Of
Mrs Herbert, the raraIcplir Of -. Joseph
Hospital, this city, is attracting very
wide attention an3 sseus q uanIe TIC
efforts OF medical men to properly ditgnosr
it. For 2l9 days She has slept, and all
the ingcuty and skill that mas been
brought 10 hear to bring her back 10 con
s,i0usaeSs has been unayailug Sh"
sleeps day after day and Aas ra-,,H ,,v,y
-ay>.cali,, U.,d uuw she is almost =
phantom. Local spiuitualtSis d,rlur hrr
10 be- in a trance state and say she will
make some Astonishing revelations before
luuE.
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THE PIPER CITY HORROR.
The Coroner's Jury Little Undecided
What tu DO.

What tu DO.
CHICAGO. August IA Ddiy Nlcs
special from Chatsworth, Ill.,, says: 4
verdict liking the blame for the railway
wreck was expected before noon to-day
from the coToncr's Jury, but the members
have decided to catechisr Station Agent
Mason, OF Piper Cily, and Eoadmaster En-
mis-, before reaching conclusion. Some OF
The Jurors are not satisfied with the con
duct of Mason, whose attention was called
early Wednesday evening to the fire On the
track. other jurors are slow to ccmsurc
Section FuIemau COughlln until they
know all about tle orders ne received
from Ennis. Th, jury was evenly
divided uu the nature of their verdict
Three Jurors, Postmaster Sears and Farm
els Shaw and Brigham, wanted to prac-
tically cNouclte the management OF the
road by declaring he accident due To the
careleSsnesS of CuughDin. Three other
Jurors, lIardwaTemn Turner. Grocer Cool
and Grain Dealer Osborn, were inclined TO
deal l"uicutly with Coughlin and ccnsurr
the management Of the road, especially ior
ruuuiug such a monster dOuh!v-hcadrr
train. Coroner Lang is said to be- under
many obligation, to the company Tor
passes, etc, and spends much time at the
MOTEL and elsewhere with the company -
attorney. MIR Long laNurs . verdict
throwing the hlmc on Coughlm. the
latter Is Il poor awkward looking fellow,
long, bouy and stammrIs nightmlIv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

CHICAGO, AUGUST u san francisco
special says John W. Mackay yesterday
returned from the residence Of his sick
mariner, Banker !. C. Flood, aud became
communicative 10 reporters. lie said he
or his partner had not spccnIa;,l IL wLea,,
Eut hal merely loaned muur7 ou TLaJ
Eumur. avoat lac %Ia.y condition al the
sscyada nauk he liaIiy couuadictrd. IN,
evening p.PeIa have gmycly Published his
remarks, and every one acquainted with
recent operations 'on Change" j. laughing
at the cuoln,Ss Of the assertion.
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SwEET-pOTATO CROP.
II viii bo IOC, 900 Barrels Carrots =,
rupcau Mission.

II VIII bu 100000 Barrels CARROTS Ia
rupcau Mission.
PHIAuELPWA, PA, August l5.-rh,
sweet potpto crop or the eastern shore o.
Virginia. it is estimated from Information
furnished the Pennsylvania and othcl
transportation companies, will reach io",
uGD barrels
The general impression prevails IN iinan
rilI circles here that President Garrett, o
tine Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company,
has gone to Europe for the purpose ot plac
inc another loan. This IS despite tn,
statement that has coms to this city IrGm
Nj. Garrett himself that he h2s not gone
10 Europe for the purpose OF talsng
money.
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WHAT JouN JONES SAW.
\ NurroIk Mau, Returning Homo L.tc,
Makes a Discovery.

Makes a Dt-CBNvrN.
NORFOLK, Va, August l7.-Shurtly ai-
ter midnight last night John j. Jones. who
is employed at Ocean View aud resides in
the northwestern portion of the city uP-
pearyd at the police station and deposited
"a pockrt-boOk containing 4 large roll Of
hJul, notes, an old stocking filed with
coin. "a revolver aud bottle OF brandy.
tie stated that on his return home by the
last train from Ocean View he discovered a
man and woman i'm Eagrlnto dclictO.
Serlug the revolver Nirg on a table, hr
hrrd at the man, who hastily retrrat,d.
followed hv the woman. He lid not
know whether be bad wounded the man.
Jones further stated that his wife, when he
first arrived home, refused to aliow him to
enter. in ordtr to give the man aud woman
time To- escape by the back way, but he
broke the door open.
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PENNSYLVANIA REPUBIICANS.
The state Convention at harrisburg yes
trTd4y.

UAEHl~rwRr, lA.. A",nst i'..-Ihc
mcr.ut,.n rtatc Convention was called Ia
ofdrr hy Chairman ThoS V. Cooper, Of the
State Committee, At half past ten o'clock.
Walter L Lyons was elected temporary
Chairman. He thanked the Convent'""
for the honor. and ,.id this We - srrIn-
I,h ol the great ha,tt.. "I 49,, aud there
fore IL became the party 10 act wisely and
we'll, to see that the party platform was
such a. the great fight OF the future could
h, made up0n with safety. The inter"s:
Inr event Of the dav tol, ,-wr.s aruIIoI
Thompson Fg,sru}a,icu Of captain hart =
mans.
" aen representative Eobnson, Of !rlH.
ware COUNTY. avose to .,E.oGDge tho with.
,.lv..i o, Colonel Thomas j. Crimson iTOm
;I,r contest tor state Treasurer, Nh. Robin
son said. 1t would have been gratiiica
rinp tn the many friends Of Colonel Grim
son 10 have hrS name appear betor" tie
convection. 1t i otherw;g-. .ni ~ Re
nnhlicar and .. .ssohtIng him whose lidcI-
nv 10 the Republican party
l. Az EXAMPLE
10 every Republican Of Pennsylvania, an"
consulting harmony which should pre-
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THE DANGER OVER.
THERE Is NOW 80 POSSIBILITY OF
TROUBLE At NURGANTOWN
Over tho Collapse oi Il, "B!2ch Bla.e" Contractors.
Tie Sag.toai Company Guarantees the Men
Their Pay, ami They Leave
iowa 70. Camp.
SOeridi T3,grGm ot3. Ra.i,,r.

St'tIa t'.tgFNN '| ~. h.Its..F
hORGANr0wN, W. W. August II
The excitement caused by tn Black 30,
tie suspension has partly subsided for the
present. Most O. the erraged men have
gone TO their tents, ahoUt ten miles from
town, where ;hey have been working on
the construction Of the road after renewed
promises by the railroad authorities that
they would be paid in lew days.
When the news OF the collapse was first
made public, yesterday, the excitement
was most intense, and for a time it
LOOKED RATHER sQUALLN
for the men who had assigned The build
ing occupied by the railroad authorities
and the aSslgnorS WAS surrounded hy 4
bowling and diS0rdevly mass ot men. anl
so ominOus was the outbreak that Mnyor
Purinton found II necessary - appoint an
extra polio" force oi twenty-five men rs =
measure oiprecAutlou.
1t will he rmrm"crod that la-t winter
tie athens took quite boom in the
railroad business. \ company w.s orlau-
I2ed, known %s the We: Virginia Rlilroad
company, compoS, of pl't%bug and Nor
gantown capital, amouptin" To- about
100000, invested IA bonds;
THE OBJECT
was to build a railroad from Mureantown
10 4 point near the PENNSYLVANIA
state line in Faycttc county, makinga rir-
circuit Of about forty miles, and pls,iaw
through MasOntOwn and Ncwburg, and
thereby open vast lumber and coal region
to the commercial world The contract for
building and cquipping the road was given
10 Mr.. Albert Pitcairn, of nlttShnrg.
On Monday, the regular monthly pay
day, the workmen assembled 10 get their
money, when t. their ama2cmcnt they
were told they could not ba paid. Then
the trouble began. The payroll exceeds
81 900. Ten mile OF the road has been
graded and ready for rail. Mr. Pitcairn,
the contractor, could not find bank that
would
HONOR THE CONIrANI'~ EONT~.
and consequently compelled the sulrcon-
tractors, Tenant \ Johnson. 10 make a
deed OF trust conveying all personal prom.
crty - IioH. Geo. G. Sturgrss, Trustee
The IS>etS LIc fI,.uGU in bonds and
SG","Uu IN preferred stock. brsid,'~ al the
supplies and equipments. r'syordI uf our
merchants who nave houorrd The orders ul
the company Grc sadly lett.
Now. IL the contractor cimo. have the
railroad companyS bonds hnnorcd. it
seems that the company is virtually broken
President III lIrN Ia.t1n-l ist.f
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THE FINANCIER."
LITTLE PROGRESS BEING MADE Is TIL
IVES NUUDLE.
4 Luw.4s Conviction Among Creditors Tina. Thing
are R9t>u-"Nuyy' Evans Of Bswa
Goes Fg" Ez-Prs.lea, hing, o!
tue Y9nia.u Line.

NEW YORK, August l1.-Assignec Crom-
we'll is still working upon the book OF the
defuncl firm OF "hankers" over which Ives
presided but the longer he works the
stronger becomes the conclusion amongthc
creditors that things are not as they should
be They argue, with good deal Of
plausibllity, that if the transactions Of
Ives and Stayner were such that all Of
them would bear the light schedule
could have been prepared some days ago.
There Is a growing suspicion that the
delay bodcs no good to the unsecured cred
itors, and it is quite clear that even The
secured creditors are not going to he Dcne-
fitted 10y the continued presence Of Ives y
Stayner IN tlc management OF several
companies, the securities OF which they
have used as collateral. The secured cred
itors may have ample security if they Zig
ure up at par the s,uh Ives X Go. put up,
hut they
Will. N""N WANT 10 KNOW
what they can gct for c., III. \ ID. pre-
tyrred stocks, irrrgulaIly issued; Dayton
and Chicago bonds, unauthorized, and not
a first mortgage, as they purport to bc; to
Say nothing OF other colmtcrd lifted bodily
from the treasury ot the Nandalit and
other companies.
The reference made to the sale Of the c.,
-, ~ - ,'(''', ','U' ~ "'".'' .'''' "'""@u'
'n' '"'"o ,,, history oil ,ntl 'I,ui'''''"H /"
S'lI"''' ne b"I'"S' - ""O""o III amount
were sol" ny tue company 10 Henry VI
,a'"' .rpl','n''nE l',riI" '"P'''', at W.
"r. "'"u "''U h."",l '',iP'vi'u Tue ne
&"i'''io"S I", 'h'h Nh'i A!h't' NSlt'' ~
Co. '' |IH'nnA'l made hIm hid i"r
luon at rl.rr above that i"id 10y
Mr. N''IalI ne "ieI was ueci'hel, ana
Nr'''r ~ Coz rI'',G their n'd, ana as 1t was
"I''a "',,''''u '''I 'T'! ''sNT" w. "'',.T
,r,v nprrN,s,d ih,,n - Nr yIl,r,v..
rr,rry
The .,,.,,,u, Lo,..ytr
""' '.' >"' N'''.'"
ME. NuI'ud l." IT'n~'y! ms c"hl''tct 10 Net
Ter * Co. nut insisted upon ms taxing
the bonds, WRirh hH dId' anI transferred
them 10 Nr't'I ~ 90. Nr. Wizard was
also requested To pay the company lor the
h"Gds and receive lh' difference between
the price Er had really h'ush' them at IT,
that Is, '@.--1n! !"l IN sort "i rebate
from the company. lie made II is re-
ported "n'u, per ,,. G.u' Upon Tue ''"iSIJ'
Wo.' "''"U"' "''''.,'"s '','. '"',"H ~ '''.
-'',,'' "'" '"",' '''''N ''.'" '"' "',",
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MAEQJ rrTE MI,W., August l1.-This
morning two men were instantly killed
and one fatally injured by talling earth at
Lake SnperIOr mime, lsMpeng.
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The cholera.

ROME. August l7.-There has been =
OCCURRENCE OF cholera in the infected
districts In ClntaUia to-day new cases
were reported and 70 deaths, +ud IL
Palermo II new cases and 10 deaths.
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Letter Carrirr. for Charle TO-.

WASUNDToN. -. c., August l6.--Thc
free delivery system has been ordered for
Charleston W. Va.
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A BAD B. X D. WRECK.
TWO PEU2lE KILLED AND ABOUT FIFTEEN
WOUNDED
s Terrible Disaster in the Cray @, tie Early aa-u-
us-Ila #.scAsi Train Ea-css D5wa
H.lss-Tares Other Extremely Mar
-w Eslpes From Disasters.

from the track and rushing With tar speed
,,,I tI.. crr.I, ,r ,l,,,,,.l.rl,l,
'Ui""S" "'''N u"NNt. IN an instant the
train and house were IN q heap ol ruins
and the track for some distance ,yos litter
td with drhri, The train to which the
arrid,nt orrprrrd MS train \, I tbrSt
r....:. Out. 49,, r....:....,. ........
'"' N'''' '''''''' ~ l''''''
coming Wom tar West About "..'o 1t
came laundering into the CITY over the
Nr.tr.r,rfti,, Lr.,rgb and - ,,. ,.,r,.
-.
''''''' " "''' away I'''" '''' ''N""
Nh.Siilng down brakes. For some rcJ-
...-F...r... 81. :,.,-,.......I
''" MOI "''N
and the Onguerr began blowing the dis
tguss whistle lor The buIkvmen 10 put OH
the regular brakes. Either the hrJk,mcu
did not heed the sigma, or Il WIS not gwen
90 umr, Tor tuc tram iIEug alta iUgutui
tale came tuuuuyti"@ on toward The sharp
e. 'N'Ne az the a. 'A 'H' s'U'n Sldr "I
Tue / ih tue Il'iir corner m.'H' ny the
intersection cot iue i''rNN "..N locate"
The railroad SIIn" tower a block Stru'-
ture tu'rr stories high, where allru2t
men and employees VINO regulate signals
amt N"l''h,, al tue ""''' "hyh 'nr
tram turned the sh"IP curve WI" S"'h
t.arial hr."lway the ru- behind the engine
Tie" from The ''l'h '"" SiHaNhD' in'" the
signal tower, 4ud IA 'n instant there WIS
a "'''". "N''" '"' ''h'"'.'h h"'
SELDOM BEEN Eg. ALLIED
i'm railroad annals The eu.tur WAS
t.rrvr,I T-ru rrhr track and went p'ouvh-
mo igrau,,r Jirt and mud Irr one hundred
t..r and then rolled rnmplrtrlv over.
N,..rtrr ,u.iu. lly Hamilton Hr,,Ius
.rr.E.f and lvin.. and hr. fireman with
......,.r r.rss br,l..,
Erf h,.l,rd fb.. ruu.r, M. , scene of
and nearly Lu..r,l urIrr the tracks aud
.....,.......,,r r...,,.r o,,.. ,..--.,..,r,...,r,
,..,.,.,,,..,l ,,,. ,,.. tr.,, mn. ,,,iI ,,r ,,-
t.,,.,, ,..r.,l I. ear y.rr.. rolled over ..r.l
their sides crushed The root uf one rtr
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High Grade California wIpnl,

Absolutely pure and rs!..nio. Sud I1r
price lis -. RICH < Co,
73j Broadway,
New York City.
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\ Building wrecked and Man Hurt.

Sp'rinl Tl,grlM IN M R,yit,r.
PNREER~ErRG, W. Va, August lG.--
An explosion of oil vapOr at the Camden
Consolidated Oil Works this morning de-
Stroycd large iron building. a man
named .-tealy is thought TO he fatally
injured
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BASE BALL MATTERS.
Items of Interest to LAYERS OF The SatIonaI
sport.

Items of Interest 10 LAYERS "i the %ationaI
sport.
Mansfield and Tnc-yile were booked to
play at the former place yesterday, hat tor
some reason We received lao account of the
game. These two clubs also play there
to-day. The Wheeling team is now at
Mansfield, and after their two days rest,
ought to be in good condition togiye Mans
field tough tus-el Friday aud Saturday.
Mallory arrived i'm the city yesterday
with a release from the Mansfield team IL
his pocket.
Bailey OF the Wheeling ,sa'u stated yes
terday that Ec had received his release,
aud Il WaI Um0rcd also that Speldcl had
gOt document in every respect similar
The release Of Bailey created a good deal Of
surprise.
Columbus first kicked oa the UIupirH,
now "u the scorer, and the RcNt probably
will be on the watc. carrier and the
weather while ihry were IN Canton. -
t,u'r" !"a.Grr"F.
Sow that Sndu-i,y has sold Clark it
will not he tound 80 hard to handle
CIarl; was undoubtedly the greatest pityhc,
IN the Ghio League. .-Iu,i irai.. There
are several Others t,,uai t, CLARK.
The hN.nu base ball management held
- meeting Monday evening t. discuss the
question Of dlsbanding 4 committee
was appointed TO pass a subscription paper
tu raise - 900 To strengthen the team and
finish the season, Gth the intcatlun Of
starting strong club ne, season. Me.
DHmbtt Vs. creased a. manager and
,..nsr irwin elected to his place DLr-
iow was also released, and several other
changes made.
There i mOvrmen. ga 900. H. have
McDcrmolt rcir,4tyh "a uIuri.e by rresi-
dent Eocl-ie e.. the Hhlu League Hope
!; VIII be ~ 1eersslUl McDsrm0tt is good
,,mpTc. n,ou E"ruI.
UmrTc Bauer was handed 4 dispatch
Monday afternoon, on the Kalamazoo
grounds, from Wikoh, Offering him ~ "n,-
Prc.hiP in the Amerr," t4.o.aticn. lie
vii! pobably r,.tp' n.
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t"o 'gc'-h, trains, h" asked The station
agent II the train on the side-tIack was
the oue he WAS TO meet. lie was told no,
hat misunderstood auG gave the older to
20 ahead. About one and hal! miles
beyond LvuaNa he met freight train and
the collision wrecked both engines aLd
,tudyIs, with five loaded freight cIrs
Both engineers and lirrucn Jumped and
slygd themselves and beyond slight
shaking up the passengers We're uuhurt
Mr.. W. Ii. Pcum, OF this city, who was on
the train. says the topic Of conversation
jus: before the wreck wgs the recent hor-
rur NJ ChatswoIth, H., and when the
whistles announced the approaching dan
yer the greatest excitement prevailed.
One lady lraped from the train, while n
boy cr1wlcd through window.
\ CLOSE CALL FOR THE TRAIN.
CmyAuu, August 1.-THE N1rs' Cen
tulla, Ill, special says: The Illinois Cen
trll Go. 3; constructing a new bridge over
Big Muddy between Carboudalc and De
Sots and at present is using temporary
tye~,lc work Tor trains To puss over. About
. o'vl0,,, r>tcTiay. shortly after p1Ssru-
ger train had passed over, coming north,
the nog,h SPAN went down, carrying with
n a rtl load of stone, which had been run
ON IL. Oar man is reported to have gone
down with It,
one MORE NARROW ESCAPE.
CHrlDu. August IA small boy ywho
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